- Location
- Glenside, PA
*mental note* politely decline if Casey ever offers me chicken.
sent from a crawlspace...
sent from a crawlspace...
I'd never do such a thing to my truckThe Kid is enjoying his angry eyes
No it isn't. Ever.I got sunburn on the top of my feet and I'm positive it's worse than a brown recluse bite
Are they really that bad?No it isn't. Ever.
Are they really that bad?
The ufck you need Google for. I told you you were wrong.Google confirms I was wrong
I needed picsThe ufck you need Google for. I told you you were wrong.
I'm gonna ask the stupid question which is what is the differenceSo I'm reading this thread about coilover shocks......somewhere else....
And one person in the thread keeps using the word strut.
And I REALLY want to call them out on it since he obviously has no clue what the difference between a shock and a strut is.... But they don't know who I am there and that kind of harassment isn't relevant to all of the interesting information being posted.
I hope it was on his scrotumI'm just waiting to hear that a softball size chunk is missing from Kirk's bite area.
I hope it was on his scrotum
Me eitherI wish that on no man.
I got sunburn on the top of my feet and I'm positive it's worse than a brown recluse bite
I hope it was on his scrotum
Exactly. That's just mean. What did kirk do to you?I wish that on no man.
I'm just waiting to hear that a softball size chunk is missing from Kirk's bite area.
That sucks man. I really hope they can keep it under control.You'd never hear from me again if that was the case. Ever. Never. Its on my right bicep.
They are both dampers and indeed perform the same exact function. However.
A strut is when the damper forms a travel arm of the suspension. For example, a Macpherson setup that is found on the Mustang. The damper IS the upper control arm. Thus making it a strut.
On the a full size Bronco, there is a coil spring and a damper. The suspension exists perfectly fine and functional without a damper. Albeit with a shiat ride. That damper is a shock.
The 2nd gen X requires a shock because it's a coilover design. However. If you were to eliminate the damper and just shove a spring in there, the truck would still be drivable because there are still upper and lower control arms. So the X has a shock also.
Of the bite and of that dead spider. Hunt that sumabich down.
:: tips hat ::Bed. Good night gentlemen....and child.
Back. That was fun.Welllllp, this has been fun and all, but I'm going for a ride. *chugs beer* Later, whores